Leah Remini Takes Hollywood by Storm with New Representation and Multiple Projects in the Works

Leah Remini is shaking up Hollywood! The multi-talented actress, producer, author, and activist has signed with powerhouse agency WME for representation, marking a new chapter in her illustrious career. Although she remains represented by Del Shaw Moonves Tanaka Finkelstein & Lezcano, this latest move signals Remini's intent to make an even bigger impact on the entertainment landscape. With WME's backing, Remini aims to further develop and diversify her brand across various mediums, including television, film, digital media, podcasting, original content creation, and numerous other platforms. This strategic partnership is set to supercharge Remini's already impressive portfolio. Best known for her memorable role as Carrie Heffernan in the beloved sitcom "The King of Queens," opposite Kevin James, Remini has proven herself a versatile performer with an undeniable charm. The duo reconnected in the CBS sitcom "Kevin Can Wait" in 2017, and their chemistry continues to captivate audiences. Remini's small-screen journey began in the early '80s with guest spots on shows like "Who's The Boss," which led to the spinoff series "Living Dolls." She has also graced the screens of beloved shows such as "Cheers," "Friends," "NYPD Blue," and "Saved by the Bell," as well as starring in films like "Old School" and "Second Act." Behind the camera, Remini has made waves with her investigative series "Leah Remini: Scientology and the Aftermath" on A&E. Co-created with Mike Rinder, the show earned four Emmy nominations and won two during its run. The pair also co-hosted the popular iHeartRadio podcast "Scientology: Fair Game," and Remini has penned her memoir, "Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology." Remini's unscripted series include "Inside Out: Leah Remini" on VH1 and "Leah Remini: It’s All Relative" on TLC. As a host, she was one of the original co-hosts of "The Talk" at CBS, before moving on to serve as a co-host and guest judge on "Dancing with the Stars," where she also competed. She then hosted and executive produced "People Puzzler" for Game Show Network, earning a Daytime Emmy nomination. In 2018, Remini also served as a judge on Fox's "So You Think You Can Dance." With her new representation in place, it seems that Leah Remini is poised to conquer even more ground in the world of entertainment – and we can't wait to see what she does next!